How many shades of green can we find in our heuffelii.


Just have to love the way 'Xanthoheuff' turns gold in the spring.






A seedling from 2013. It is green year round.

Here's some of my little fellows that are solid green (or almost so) at the moment.

Jovibarba heuffelii 'Perfection'



J. heuffelii 'Green Stone'



J. heuffelii 'Notah' (sorry for the lighting on this one, stray cloud!)



J. heuffelii 'Cherry Glow'



J. heuffelii 'Randolph'

Paul those are all wonderful examples of green heuffelii.
'Perfection' is one of my favorites, and I love the texture of 'Randolph's velvety leaves.

Mine too! The color of 'Perfection' makes me think of pistachios and pistachio ice cream for some reason! Here's a few others that are still small.

J. heuffelii 'Wotan'



J. heuffelii 'Purple Haze'



J. heuffelii 'Bermuda' - there is kind of more of a bluish-grey shade on this one.



J. heuffelii 'Fante' (darker picture, oops)

Love them all.

They're looking good Paul and Lynn!

Late coming to this green party! I have a couple heufs that are green!
'Hyacinth' has some violet shading to the leaves


'Minitum'


'Kapo' the smallest heuf I have!


'Sun Dancer' is not really green except the new growth at the base!

Thanks for beginning this thread Lynn, interesting!

Awesome photos Greg.
And 'Sundancer' goes from solid green to dancing in the sun.

It really is a pretty one! I don't remember mine being yellow and red like yours - maybe this next year it will!
I'm loving heufs more and more! And they hold up in the heat!

Greg, that is it's summer colors, all the bright red.

valleylynn said:And 'Sundancer' goes from solid green to dancing in the sun.

I hope so... I acquired 'Sundancer' based on the strength of your photos, Lynn. Your 'Sundancer' seems to have spread laterally to fill up that hole, which I hope mine will also do. I think some of my Jovis will instead grow into a giant, tight, congested sphere requiring excavation and division.

Those are just stunning. Maybe some day I can post pic's of some half as nice.

Hey there Steve. We would love to see your photos.

Yes please photos Steve!